Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-17
SODA SPRINGS WATER.
A TabIe water Unsurpassed by ANY
In the World.

We are in receipt from w. a. Clark,
ESQ, of a case of the Soda Springs water
the pure water as taken from the
famous springs located in the Wasatch
mountains, Idaho, at an elevation of
5000 feet, and familiar to many Of the
old timers who came "the Soda Springs
route" From time immemorable the
virtue OF these waters was known to the
Indians; they were officially reported by
General Fremont in his Explorations OF
1913; they afforded health and invigora-
ton to thousands who came "the plains
across" in later years, and have since
had local reputation as health resort,
until within the past year when the
Union Pacific Company has advertised
them extensively, and by its Oregon
Short Line and Utah & Northern roads
made them easily accessible from all
points by Pullman cars. 1t is now the in
tention to build fine hotels there and
make the springs
A. GREAT SUMMER sANITARIUM,
Rivaling the best in Europe and America
and superior as a summer resort in its
altitude, bracing atmosphere and natural
surroundings.
But it is of the waters we were about
to speak. The importation OF table waters
from Europe is immense, and the Stats
| tics showed two years ago that there were
twice as many thousand cases of Apolli-
naris sold in New York alone as the Gus
tom House showed was imported from
all Europe, leaving the deduction that at
least half the so-called Apollnaris sold
in the United States is bogus. Beside
the Apollinaris is charged with gas to
give it life. \ large quantity of other
water, ostensibly from other European
and American springs, is also sold. Now
equals or excels the best of these, and by
inserting pipes deep down in the springs
and having mechanical appliances con-
bottled direct and no chemicals are
added. The waters, are charged with
bi-carbonate OF soda, bi-carbonate OF
potash, chloride Of sodium and potash
sulphate OF magnesia, carbonates OF
magnesia and lime, alumina, carbonate
of iron. free carbonic acid gas and other
ingredients, and
THEY ARE ALMOST SPECIFICS
For the cure OF all manner of Indigestion
all kidney troubles, up even to advanced
symptoms OF Bright's disease, and dia
betes, dropsy and thousand kindred
ills; they take away all appetite for spirit
uous liquors, and the water is the pleas
ATTEST for table use that has ever beer
found. In view of these facts the Union
Pacific Company last year promoted the
bottling OF these waters as above stated
and their introduction at once mad,
them the favorite wherever introduced
The taste is pleasanter than that OF
Apollinaris and it is almost supercedinl
it. These matters becoming known t
W. A. Clark, Esq, OF Butte, and DR.
Fowler, OF Salt Lake, formerly OF Mon
tanal, they have purchased from the X
X. Co. a controlling interest in thu
Springs. They are now bottling 2,OOC
bottles day, and the demand exceeding
their facilities the latter will soon b,
largely increased. We have taken oc
casion to have the judgment of those
familiar with the qualities OF the popular
mineral waters or the Soda Springs
water in comparison with others, and al
pronounce it superior. As it can be lait
down here at much less cost, and it viii
doubtless here, as elsewhere, take the
place OF other waters.-NeW NOrthmea.